Great software takes a lot of attention to detail but attention to detail is so difficult. when you think ur done with 90% the 10% is it's own 90%. Caring about every single minute detail is a skill we should all work on imo,
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# 1. Install wsl (windows subsystem for linux)
# 2. configure your variable environment
- HOME : C:\Users\mf
- XDF_CONFIG_HOME : C:\Users\mf \ .config
# 3. Install a graphical terminal
- I used WizTerm and make sure to have this line inside wizterm config
"config.default_domain = 'WSL:Ubuntu-24.04'"
# 2. configure your variable environment
- HOME : C:\Users\mf
- XDF_CONFIG_HOME : C:\Users\mf \ .config
# 3. Install a graphical terminal
- I used WizTerm and make sure to have this line inside wizterm config
"config.default_domain = 'WSL:Ubuntu-24.04'"
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- I rewrote my Neovim config. If you’re starting out with Neovim, I added a lot of comments and a README file so you can understand what’s happening. I think I did a pretty good job this time and improved it by about 50% compared to my last version.
config: https://github.com/zekariyasamdu/nvim.config/tree/main
config: https://github.com/zekariyasamdu/nvim.config/tree/main
GitHub
GitHub - zekariyasamdu/nvim.config: My lit nvim config
My lit nvim config. Contribute to zekariyasamdu/nvim.config development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Forwarded from Commit Happens
I built a YT Audio Player for Devs — “Studio”
If you’re like me, you listen to YouTube lo-fi while coding.
Some of us:
• Keep 10 browser tabs open
• Or play it from our phone
• Or fight YouTube background restrictions
So I built Studio — a React Native app that plays YouTube audio cleanly in the background while you code.
The backend uses yt-dlp + Express to fetch audio streams.
Now here’s the fun part 😅
When I deployed the API… YouTube said:
“bot detected.”
Since I’m not paying for expensive rotating proxies, I decided to keep it local-first for now. Dev life.
If you’re curious or want to run it locally:
App:
https://github.com/Natnsis/Studio
API:
https://github.com/Natnsis/studio-api
If you find it useful, star it ⭐️
If you improve it, PR it.
@bugpusher
If you’re like me, you listen to YouTube lo-fi while coding.
Some of us:
• Keep 10 browser tabs open
• Or play it from our phone
• Or fight YouTube background restrictions
So I built Studio — a React Native app that plays YouTube audio cleanly in the background while you code.
The backend uses yt-dlp + Express to fetch audio streams.
Now here’s the fun part 😅
When I deployed the API… YouTube said:
“bot detected.”
Since I’m not paying for expensive rotating proxies, I decided to keep it local-first for now. Dev life.
If you’re curious or want to run it locally:
App:
https://github.com/Natnsis/Studio
API:
https://github.com/Natnsis/studio-api
If you find it useful, star it ⭐️
If you improve it, PR it.
@bugpusher
Forwarded from Belema builds stuff
I built Devlife 2035 for Chillaton 2.
It’s a roast-style developer personality quiz where users answer a series of questions, and each response maps to a specific archetype. Behind the scenes, every answer contributes to one or more archetype scores.
At the end, the archetype with the highest score becomes your final result — revealing exactly what kind of developer you are (ready or not).
If you like the idea and you have account, you can vote on stark.
Demo link : https://devlife-2035.vercel.app/
Github link: https://github.com/Belema7/devlife-2035
Stark link: https://stark.et/project/devlife-2035-311
It’s a roast-style developer personality quiz where users answer a series of questions, and each response maps to a specific archetype. Behind the scenes, every answer contributes to one or more archetype scores.
At the end, the archetype with the highest score becomes your final result — revealing exactly what kind of developer you are (ready or not).
If you like the idea and you have account, you can vote on stark.
Demo link : https://devlife-2035.vercel.app/
Github link: https://github.com/Belema7/devlife-2035
Stark link: https://stark.et/project/devlife-2035-311